TeamLab Planets TOKYO Admission Entry Ticket
Description
Step into the captivating world of teamLab Planets TOKYO with a pre-booked timed-entry ticket. Walk barefoot through immersive spaces where light, water, sound, and nature respond to your presence. Explore the Water Area, where your movements influence mesmerizing digital artworks, and discover the Garden Area, home to a spectacular floating garden filled with living orchids. Encounter iconic installations such as The Infinite Crystal Universe, alongside interactive experiences in Athletics Forest, Catching and Collecting Forest, and Future Park. Present your QR ticket upon arrival and join the designated admission line for your selected time slot. Please note that waiting times may occur during busy periods.
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Itinerary
Prepare for a sensory journey at teamLab Planets TOKYO, a "Body Immersive" museum where you walk through water and become one with the art. With your Fast-Track Entry, you’ll bypass the long general admission lines and dive straight into four massive exhibition spaces and two stunning gardens. Highlights of your visit: Water Area: Wade through knee-deep digital ponds where koi fish dance around you. Floating Flower Garden: Experience over 13,000 real orchids that react to your movement. Crystal Universe: Wander through an infinite light installation that you can control with your phone. Moss Garden: Explore a dreamlike landscape of resonating ovoids. This is a barefoot experience (lockers provided). Please wear clothing that can be rolled up to the knee. Perfect for art lovers, families, and photography enthusiasts!
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Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(2)
It starts off slow then gets better over time. We didn’t know what to expect but it was really nice and the family enjoyed it. Be prepared to walk barefoot and wear shorts you’ll thank me later.
It ended up going well, but on the road they didn't want to accept the Tripadvisor booking because it didn't have a QR code and they didn't accept barcodes. The problem is resolved and the activity is a positive experience.
